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http://www.forceagainstsomething.com [Force Against Something] It looks like Apple finally managed to get a patent for something they invented, which is a nice change of pace since rival companies have been patenting Apple technology over the past year. If you’ve been following tech news, you know that everyone BUT Apple has been granted patents for technology and methods used in Apple’s iPod and iTunes.

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